Are you looking for ways to reduce your electricity bill? One simple method is to turn off some devices at night to eliminate so-called standby consumption. Here are 10 things you can turn off at night to save energy and money.

Electronics and Appliances
TVs: Most TVs consume energy even when they’re off, so they can be turned back on quickly. Turning them off saves on these standby costs.
Computers and monitors: They consume energy even when they’re inactive. If you won’t be using them for a long time, turn them off completely.
Wi-Fi Routers: Routers run 24 hours a day and consume energy constantly. If you don’t need internet at night, you can turn them off.

Coffee Makers and Kettles: These appliances usually have a small indicator light or a clock that constantly consumes energy. Microwave: The microwave’s digital clock also consumes energy, even when you’re not using it.
Chargers and Power Adapters

Cell phone and laptop chargers: Chargers consume energy even when no device is connected. Always unplug them after charging.
Cordless phones: The base stations of DECT phones also consume energy continuously.
Other devices
Printers: Many modern printers have a standby function that consumes energy even when they’re turned off.

Speakers and sound systems: These devices can also consume energy without you noticing while in standby mode.
Christmas lights and decorative lighting: Small LED lights also consume energy. When you’re not using them, not only turn them off, but also unplug them.